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The article highlights a range of unusual and noteworthy events across Texas. Topics discussed include a Central Market in Austin assembling the world's largest charcuterie board, a lawsuit involving a Houston fertility clinic over damaged embryos, and a viral story about a Dallas restaurant's excessive cocktail preparation fees.

The article discusses the highlights of the 2006 Guitar Guild Music Festival at the Modern Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas. The objective of the event is to inspire and develop the talent of young guitarists. The works of Robert Xavier Rodriguez, Johann Sebastian Bach and Dominick Argento were featured at the opening, which ended with a dinner at Sardine's Ristorante Italiano. Lorenzo Micheli and Matteo Mela performed at the final faculty concert. Master classes were also offered at the Botanic Garden Centers.

A calendar of events for guitar enthusiasts in 2010 is presented including the Austin Amp Show at the Embassy Suites Arboretum in Austin, Texas, the Westchester, New York Guitar Show at the Rosehill Music Center in Thornwood, New York and the 8th Annual Fort Worth Guitar Show at the Radisson Hotel in Forth Worth, Texas.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of attending the 2009 Arlington guitar show held in Texas.

This section presents several photographs taken at the 2008 Arlington Guitar Show in Texas.

The article discusses the highlights of the 2009 Arlington Guitar Show held at the Arlington Convention Center in Arlington, Texas.

The article profiles guitarist Jim Suhler from Dallas, Texas. His first guitar is a 1965 Harmony which he uses on more than one album. He is connected with the Monkey Beat band with consistent gigs all over North America and European tours. He has recorded a solo acoustic album and a duo with Texas veteran Alan Haynes.

The article features guitarist T-Bone Walker from Texas. Walker transformed his instrument from a rhythm into a lead voice and invented the guitar solo. It is that Walker's tone, touch, dynamics, note selection, harmonies and emotional expression have rarely been improved upon in the ensuing six-plus decades, only refined.

Presents information on the Crossroads Guitar Festival in Dallas, Texas in June 2004. Schedule of the show; Guitar performers participating in the festival.

The article reports that professional sound system firm Wave-Angle based in Texas has inserted CD-quality sound into an AAA-powered 2.4GHz wireless guitar link. It is stated that the firm has used Nordic Semiconductor's nRF24Z1 2.4GHz transceiver. President Sean Midland admits that other midrange wireless guitar products exist, but claims these products use some form of compression, which can degrade sound quality compared to a wired link.